JS-Confuser vs. JShaman vs. JavaScript vs. Mobian Comparison Chart

JShaman is a specialized JavaScript obfuscation and encryption platform that has been protecting code for over nine years. It allows users to securely obfuscate their JS by simply pasting or uploading files, with no registration required. The tool produces irreversible, high-strength obfuscation, ensuring that code cannot be restored or easily reverse-engineered. JShaman supports ES5, ES6, Node.js, H5, games, mini-programs, and web applications, making it widely compatible across use cases. By applying techniques like control-flow flattening, AST tree reconstruction, and virtual machine execution, it prevents code theft, cracking, and data leakage. Trusted by developers worldwide, JShaman strengthens web applications against analysis, copying, and hacker attacks.

Mobian aims to integrate the standard Debian distribution with the Phone Shell (phosh) project in a package that works on certain mobile phones, such as the Pinephone. Over time, the idea is to minimize the Mobian specific pieces by “upstreaming” customization to the original projects. Mobian comes with Phosh, the Phone Shell by Purism. It is based on well known modern Gnome technology like GTK, GSettings and DBus running on a wlroots based wayland compositor called phoc. Mobian aims to integrate the standard Debian distribution with Phone-specific projects and modifications in a distribution that works on certain mobile phones and tablets, such as the Pinephone, the Pinetab and the Librem 5. The idea is to minimize the Mobian specific pieces by “upstreaming” changes to the original projects as much as possible. To achieve this, we tread a delicate balance between carrying customized patches and packages that are required to make Mobian run well on its supported devices.